Overview
- The French motorsport federation, which held an extraordinary general assembly Tuesday, revoked its entire board with about 70% support and removed president Pierre Gosselin.
- Jean‑Luc Roger, who leads the Centre‑Val de Loire regional league, was named interim administrator to handle daily affairs until a new vote on April 22.
- Sports minister Marina Ferrari referred the case to the public prosecutor under article 40 of the criminal procedure code after questions about internal practices.
- The ministry also launched an inspection to examine governance, focusing on elite‑sport management, tasks delegated to outside associations, and subsidies such as funding for the FFSA Academy.
- Rival complaints now target former leaders and Gosselin, raising the risk of court cases for a body that serves about 50,000 licensed members.